Qing Liu

The paper creates a Pol III activity atlas across tissues and cancers, revealing context-specific expression patterns and linking them to subnuclear compartmentalization.

The paper presents a longitudinal transcriptomic atlas of maternal peripheral blood during healthy pregnancy, identifying 720 pregnancy-specific genes and nine transcriptional modules associated with immune and metabolic changes.

This study identifies msiCAT-tailing of mitochondrial proteins as a mechanism promoting glioblastoma growth by enhancing mitochondrial function and reducing apoptosis.

This study investigates how the PLN R9C mutation affects iPSC-CMs and shows that promoting autophagy can mitigate stress-induced structural and functional defects in these cells.

The paper identifies POLR3G as a key determinant of Pol III transcriptional identity, showing its role in SNAR-A RNA expression and its association with cancer prognosis.

RobNorm is a normalization method for proteomics data that reduces systematic bias while preserving biological heterogeneity in heterogeneous samples.

This study shows that tyrosine kinase inhibitors cause mitochondrial dysfunction in cardiomyocytes by altering GATA4-mediated networks, and GATA4 overexpression can rescue these effects.